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Will the rise in corporate gains tax prompt a flurry of M&A activity before its introduction in April 2008?
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Liberty Syndicates appoints new chief
Former Arch European boss to oversee Lloyd's operation
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Oval acquires two more brokers
Addition of Devon and Sheffield based companies brings total acquisitions to 22
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New Chairman for Joint Hull Committee
Simon Stonehouse to lead London Marine Market Committee on representation and education issues
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Willis unveils WISDOM
Broker launches analytical tool to determine proper D&O protection
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Senior insurance experts to participate in programme to promote financial stability
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Market Reform Group announces new chair
Outgoing chairman says there is much work left to do
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Brit adds four to UK sales team
RSA's George Maxwell is among those appointed to head UK sales division
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APC scheme extended to Northern Ireland
APC Underwritings' property owners scheme now includes brokers in Northern Ireland
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BHSF boosted by Celtic deal
Football team chooses healthcare provider to offer employee benefits
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Deloitte: Pleural plaque ruling could save insurers £1.4bn
But asbestos bill could still exceed £8bn
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Aviva sets aggressive growth plans
Company plans to grow long-term savings new business sales as fast as the UK market
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Insurers applaud Lords' decision on pleural plaques
ABI and Zurich declare that philosophy of compensating only injured parties has prevailed
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Online onlyHouse of Lords rules against compensation for pleural plaques
Union brands decision 'harsh'
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Value of Russian insurance market could double to $41 billion
But Lloyd's report also points to "significant challenges"
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FSA finds £9bn capital shortfall
Insurers under estimated their regulatory capital requirements by a total of £9bn, a review by the FSA has found. The FSA said that 50% of companies had failed to make a “sufficiently robust” assessment of the amount of capital they needed to hold, known as the individual capital assessment (ICA). ...
